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Hey, everyone. Welcome back to OnScript. This is Matt Lynch coming to you from Regent College in Vancouver.

We're moving now into the middle to late spring, and nothing says springtime like a new episode.

And for a lot of people, OnScript is a new podcast. Even though we're not a new podcast, we've been around about nine years, that doesn't mean we're not, not new for someone else.

So maybe you could share the word about OnScript with three to ten people today for whom OnScript is not, not new.

And then those people can experience this newness.

And you who have been listening for a while and it's not new,

can remember vicariously through them what it's like to not have On Script be not new. So enjoy the

episode. Thanks so much for listening.

Good evening, good afternoon. Good morning on Script fans. I am here today with Dr. Michelle Knight, who is an associate

professor of Old Testament and Semitic languages at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, otherwise known as

Ted's. She has written many scholarly articles, and according to her CV, she seems to be on every

board committee and subcommittee in academia. It looks like she's also got a few commentaries and textbooks

launching in the coming years on Joshua, judges, Ruth, and the so-called historical books

of the Old Testament. But today, we are discussing her new book with Baylor University Press

called The Prophet's Anthem, The Song of Deborah and Barack in the narrative of judges.

Welcome to Onscript, Michelle.

Thank you. I'm so excited to be here.

I am very excited to be here. We have had many conversations over the years, and I always

think, like, we need to talk to Michelle. So now we have a book to talk about, to tear apart.

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